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| language that means exactly what it says |
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| network of online resources such as dictionaries, library catalogs, and websites |
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| a person who tells a story |
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| the first paragraph of an essagy in which the main idea is presented |
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| a text that tells a story |
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| a plot in which a puzzle, riddle, or crime must be solved |
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| a technique used to produce a specific effect on a reader |
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| text structure that tells a reader how to make or do something |
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| a word that has more than one definition |
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| a character that a writer focuses on the most |
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| a comparison that is implied or suggested without using the word like or as |
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| a propaganda technique in which the writer uses language that is more dramatic or emotional than necessary |
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| the most important idea in a piece of writing |
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